Qianhai: Qianhai Stone Park and Guiwan

LandmarkNanshan and Shekou: Shenzhen Bay, the Ferry Port and Nantou Old Town

QIANHAI: QIANHAI STONE PARK AND GUIWAN · QIANHAI

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VERIFIED2026.09.23

Nanshan and Shekou: Shenzhen Bay, the Ferry Port and Nantou Old Town · 22.529°N 113.884°E

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One of the newest pieces of Shenzhen, built on reclaimed land, where you can stand at the foot of a skyline that is still being assembled. Two things here are finished and free. The Guiwan-section waterfront at Qianhai Stone Park reopened to the public in 2025 after a seawall and landscape rebuild across 17,200 sqm: a 180 m granite grandstand that seats about 800, a 260 m seawall terrace seating 2,200, a 640 m promenade, a 3,600 sqm artificial sand pit with a 480 m gravel shoreline, and a 14,000 sqm lawn behind it.

Before you goCome for one idea, not for a list of sights: this is what a Chinese city looks like in the middle of being built, and once you have walked the waterfront and seen the cranes behind it there is nothing else to do here. There is no old quarter, no museum, no street life; the restaurants are in office podiums and keep office hours. Treat the sand as landscaping rather than a beach - it is a 3,600 sqm pit with a gravel edge, built for volleyball and open-air film nights, on a bay you cannot swim in. And the district is still a live site: the Qianhai Jilang service building behind the shore had its scaffolding off by July 2026 and was reported as about to open - whether it has, check on the day - and what is fenced still changes, so the walk you get is not necessarily the walk in any photograph you have seen. Something wrong here? Tell us →

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AdmissionNo ticketingFree; no ticketing of any kindSource ↗

HoursGuiwan Park 06:00-23:00; waterfront not separately postedSource ↗

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LandmarkQianhai: Qianhai Stone Park and Guiwan (前海石公园，桂湾段滨海岸线 / 前海桂湾公园)

Address前海桂湾公园：深圳市南山区桂湾河南街与鲤鱼门西二街交叉路口往西北约50米（Qianhai Cooperation Zone, Nanshan District）Source ↗Navigate ↗

EntranceMetro Line 5 to Guiwan station, exit E, about 10 minutes on foot to the Qianhai Stone Park waterfront

Last verified 2026-09-23

How to book

None to enter; car parking books through a WeChat mini-program

Paying on site

No ticket. Metro gates take Visa, Mastercard, Amex, JCB and UnionPay contactless since 10 September 2026.

Language

Signage in the cooperation zone is bilingual in places; there is no visitor centre and no English information desk.

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